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ERIE Raj. trains

ERIE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave ave
II 25ast minutes caIies than 1Me shown 20 l m,
a m Daiy.-Day Express, Buffet Drawing room
Coaches Blnghaaton Llnira Hornellsli lio, hoen,
ester, Buffalo, Niayar4 Fails; pullman Sleeping
p m daily Chic. 90 anl St Lou, Limited" solid
rg%an IRAN o. nay anG sGsi Ss ss 0U s%a s 70
Louis. Pullman Sleeping Coaches 70 Roehes!er Bur.
tsH S ros fast ts slns i''l''0D anu
MDAiy enieaso Impress: PI m Day syna ana
10 @in,ht .i week s daSs.rullman Sleeping
Bshahon YsSsS wa sss and tl 45 A5 90
90 - o. 40 $40 So 80; ais
5 AZ $50 % 9 Is 20 M = noon. ia5, 80
P...s i. ok aRy j. 5s %Snsn sundays Trans
to ku,hsrord. a. N. week days % ,.so o.,o
Tss. ssS' g g $:
3 10 10 S p % nosn II % rs, i5 80
Ne~af ana fasrson Via week days o1o go
$50 20, 80, :, 10 and IL mianighI Sundays
S0as'a eoo ss.t g. e. S;5S, $40
az IT, Z - &c. 10 iS 20 M. As, lS
ws SsS aa 30: Is 20 m $50. 4'so p. NJ
Mo Su%eII' and White Lake, 4A5. m 80 p M
ssnaay.. 60 M M ana e. p to
Montgsnery, a. m, 49, $50 p M sundays $780,
SSSsSan week ssd d' Fsrt sP 49,
s si, SsasS Ga 10 vac 20 60
70 Goshen and MIdd.etown AS a. M Sundays $40
passage and apsrtmens in Drawing Room S
oSs NS ~ ~ 81 g. bCon or
the Company's depots w.,, .,r,v. IN Nsw.vo,s n,
sdSiS q Gen. ri s s9e t. faf bHRhEh G. Ass
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weeks Exchanges 1929 926 1872; balances e29 s22 1857
Although h.re was hafhOliday aud to be followed
By two full holidays, Monday being Labor Day. there
was some more liquidation In the stock markets. and
It was OF the urgent and pressing kind or course y
was the announcement OF the Baltimore aud
ONO loan. by syndicate, and upon terms
which imply great deal more than has
been told which created such spirit OF nrEeHcy among
tsose operators who have been selng-not other peo
pies stocks but creations Of their fancy that opened
advanced it's price to 64f9 in the first fifteen min
utes of business; opened Central Of New-Jersey
up g at 75i2 and rushed the figure to 7si9 ;
opened Western Union up Ia At 10 and car
wanna aud Western up liz per cent and quickly ad-
vanced 1t 10 1347s opened Lake Shore higner ~ eo
and advanced 1t to 96ie opened St Paul up - per cent
ct S3 and carried the price to S5 opened
s per cent At 1l6 and carried the figures 70 Il0 ana
lO8 opened Missouri Pacific up per cent 81 W and
carried its ,rice to 99 and which In ike manner gave
to the opening and the first half hours business In the
whole market tone OF wildness aud excitement that
seldom been cqualled the Stock Exchange There
stock in which tho bears gave evidences OF
lingering sparks of vitality: NewYork and NewEng-
land opened liz at Al a1d to 46l but ~ by
magic Its figure sent flying back 10 44 AFTER the
first rush TO buy the whole list euoyod sem
price. After the reaction the buying was OF .
different character from that which had made such
early havoc with fraoons II was aconhdent buying or
future profits and not liquidation made from necessity
amounted to 294.662 shares; but there still remains
large unliqudated short" interest," the effect OF when
Will be more marked oil prices next week than as 70
day. II the buying for the new l0nR account continues
as pronounced IL has been during the last week. Inc
market closed strong - . 49,
Government bonds were dull and firm. with the bids
for the 42s cent Annexed are the closing quo
lotions:
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RECAMIER SOAP.

Soap manufacturers having thor.
oughly educated the public to the
vital Importance of using a pure
and medicated soap for the tot
let and bath, it is unnecessary
for me to occupy your time with
any arguments upon this point. l
will only say that after repeated
experiments | have at last sue
ceeded in manufacturing perfectly
pure medicated soap containing the
same healing ingredients that have
made my Recamier preparation SO
famous.
l advise all my patrons to at
once substitute the Recamier Soap
in place of any other, and beg all
who desire an effective medicated
soap to give the Recamier Soap a
trial.
Price 25 cents per cake. For
sale by all druggists and fancy deal
ers, or Harriet Hubbard Aver, 80
and Al Park place.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On an after June ~, 1887,
U NEhI INONh y NJ
AND UNIFIED Stalls NAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED Stalls NAIL ROUTE .,,,,,,
trains cave New 9rk va De'DrO'seS and 0o''iu
Harrisburg. P'tisSarg and the West Imam Palace
tSi1ssS f. isa d III rsllSr Dining smoking and
SeGRS Ios1 ns Sas M eyY5, Cory
Centre and The III Res CONS Tor
For LsS M s29 p M s ~ 10 sn nshk Reading
s;GS a M s sna q p M Saturdays only p m
Batnios Washington - ana the South, Limited wash
ington Exp.es,' OF Pullman ParlJr Cars ana tennSy;
a. M arriS% %sshiSss5a i p m SA .ns dis q
md srsse w,sns on 90 and M ~ ga and a. ~
Ss% a SUNDAY 10 and az n ana 80 r and p m
For Atlanls Gy. eAcep. Sunday. and p.
Long S SIp S1 sa ed e. % and
Moons y 10 kshT o "a and AmSSy C and ND 80 M
ON SUNDAY, 10. 9l5 d. IN. and p. H. 40 not stop
For Norfolk via Nsw.YoEk PhIsat,RaIs
Boats o. brooklyn Xnnsx connect with al through rain
Jsr,y CT afVrdns speedy ana direct Transfer Tor
TRAINS HeiyE From rl'Ourg 10 30 II 3, 80
Ba'i i 20, $50 30, s 20; 3 s9 80
g. az? 20 % aS nd 70 rs S1n1aI sS
800 g;aSo $50 7lS 80 90 20 30 20 70 So 49,
50 49, 49, 30 So 80 80 IS p n as and Il Z 80 e.
Ii:oo a. M. 800. $50. Z, $685. o 90 1885, ~ 81
EXPIRES. Train, issys pesoros'cs and cor
g. Chicago Jag limited and 70 va %ashi4s. sS
8, o, 7, $ anu p. m, and IL 10 night. Aceommoda
ton 80 and IL 10 a. NJ, 40 p. M SUNDAYS, Ex'
press rs 90 Lmited) and 10 a. T. 80, g. q, T.
s and . D. m, and u :l5 n. ght
Trains leaving New York daily, except Sunday, at 8,
AND IL 10 d. l. 2, 4, D. ~ M, anu 10 a. and
D. ia. sundays. connect at Trenton for Camden
Returning trans street Phil de phta,
i2 OF, 8 20, 4 :o6, 40, DO $500, 80 30,
vita Dlnlng Car, IA and 40 p; M, i 40 ESQ,
On SUNDAYS, u Oh 8 20, 1 :o5, 4 40, 8 10,
80 40 a. m, IL 40, 20, a 80 Lmted). %,
49, ~ and b IL y. M
Leave Philadelphia via Camden, a. M and 80 p. m.
Ticket onces $40, 435 and 94i Broadway, Aston
House Battery Place aud foot OF DesDrosses and Cort.
andI sts IOIrtsI. and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
OF Fulton.st BrOokyn; station, jersey City Emlgant
Fac Transfer Company will and check
baggage from hotels and residences. ~
CuAS T.. 4 GH, . j. II WOOD,
General Manager. General PassF Agent.
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THE PETROLEUM M/RKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was only quet done in crucc certificates
Yesterday The oil country was OF no special
and the failure OF prices to respond TO The eIraor
binary buoyancy railway stocks proves that both the
sellers OF oil operating upon lines ndcpcnd
emit condition OF railroad speculation THIS Ia 40 u
the vcstor free 10 exercise MS lng
nent Of the The short session aud
the Sunday Monday holiday tended to restrict 6nyng spa
closing the scattered accounts The market
dred slightly but ended steady shade above
Fridays oso . - o--,,
dated Exchange wore as follows:
opening ~ -'''''''''''''
Highest 90
seles
Refined oil unchanged at 90 cents per gallon
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST.

~ EK, KAILisoAD stORi E,L La BEt w &c 5sN o
Ew- YORK and BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EAPRESS
TEAMS: NO DUST; ALWAYs on TINE ittEs PULLMAN
Depots NewYork. foot OF Barclay ana Christopher SIS
o m. Daily except SUNDAYS Buffalo and 0swego Ex
nress for Water Str0udsburg Scranton, Binghamon
fmra Bath Dansyle Buffalo Syracuse 0sweso ere NO.
Wilkes barre, Dinylle and Northumberland at Owego for
Ithaca and intermediate stations. - -. ,,,.
Gap Scranton, Bnghamton, owcgo and Emira connects
lI0 p. Scranton wikesbarre and Kingston Ex
pS D. m Daily Buffalo Limited Express for strouds
burg, Scranton, Bin ghamtQn, Cwego, Elmra, Corning
hath Wayand, Dansvile Buffalo, &C., arriving In But
faIo 10 q. m; sleeping coach 10 olean; o.u,o,o
Express for Sroudsburg Scranton Bnshamton Cortland
syracuse. Oswego Greene, oxford, Norwich uuca &C.,
except Saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains for III
Richaeid Springs O. m. daily except Sundays; pm
daily. Pullman sleeper attached. a. oas nroadvay
r ~ ssteo,t Espress olcss In York and Brooklyn
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touches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets, 50 80.
A LDANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE-Pal'
"A Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every week day at y. from Pier Al n. r., FOOT o.
CaDal-st.
freight received until the hour Of departure.
Leave Brooklyn via Annex. FultOn-st, at p m.
NETWORK ONTARIO 81 WESTERN RY
~ Trains leave from ferries at West 42d and Jayst u
follows
West 42d, a. m. Jayst., 40 m, for Middle;own
Falsburg elo, Liberty, Walton, Delhi N0rwlch
uuca. home. Oneida, Fulton Oswego. Buffalo, Detoit
Chicago.
West 42d, o 10 a. m. Jay-st so a. M, for Lake Mo
honk, Lake Mlnncwaska, MddetOwn, Ellenvile, Falls
burg. Mon licelo. Liber, y White Lake A.
West 42d, 10 m. jay ST., 80 y M, for Lake MO
honk, Lake NJ nnewa,ka, ddictOwn, Euenyile, falis
burg, Monticello, Liberty, While Lake 49,
w 81 42d :35 D. m Jay-st, rs D. M, daily for Mid
dleOwn, tasburg, Liberty, Walton, Norwich, Oneida
Osw Susl Bridge, Detroit, Chicago ST. LOUIS
SA uTday halfholday tram, Vest 42d rs p NJ Jay
st., y. MiddletOwn Ellenvle, Failsbutg Month
cello Liberty, White Lake.
Pullman draw ng and sleeping cars On all trains
Seats and berths reserved 307 Broadway Tinet3
tickets. &C.. 81 POI 307, 944 1928 broadway 1877 0tn
ave-, l34 East l2othsL., 204 West l25tn-sL, n. Y.
J. q. ANDERSON, g. 4. A., -
10 Exchange Place, N. Y
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave fom Chambers st. station for Enge
wood Iena1y. Closler. Sparkl and Nyaek 80 10
90 8 80 and IL 80 a. III. :l5, 80. L. 90, 20
40. 80. ., 10 80 M, IL mdnght SUNDAYS a, To-
Monsey and TalImans 80 10, 80 80, 80
p. M q 10 p IN. saturdays only Sundays 'So a. H.
b ID, IN.
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THO NEW HAVEN, 75c.

EXCURSION (rood days,. 81 IS
sioamer. O. H. NOKTHAM aud CONTINENTAL, leave
Peek slip Pier 20 R3 and ~ p m; rslas for
H EEiiIpEN. HAcTFoRD, sPRINoFIELD, Hotf0kE;.
Way, New York. and Courtst. brooklyn
SHORE LINE. All Rail Route for Boston,
y Newport and the East Express leaves Grand Senua
Station at Limited EApres eSseps St Mx5,
D. m Fast Express ut IL daily Newvpps
leaves at D. M daily except Sunday. Palace fA''orSA
or 81, eping cars Destination
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STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads.
TRIAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEkSEl u
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER


FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
Time 1able OF June ~, 1851 ps
For PHILADELPHIA and IRENIoS, oo bounu
Brook Route at A. 7;3o. ., IL N: L ~ = 90 No.
80, 80, IL p M SUNDAYS at T. o'f' d. MI "''''
Trans leaving at 4. 80, IL a. M, 80, 4, 80
POttsyle etc, for Lake ,ops'cong' IA 6as 1n
tethlehe., Allentown Reading. Harisbu g. etc oh sun
days Tor Take nopatcony, Easton ,,,o, pe,hleheu,.
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. ,. ,,.o,
. 30 a nj. FOR Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch
Chunk, wilkesbsrs D ranton. aiding, Harris Pott
and 30 D. m. for Eas on, Bethlehem, Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Heading. HarI i,burg etc. 49,.
3 as D. m for k..s.on, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Mlk, sbarre scranton, Tame Shamokin
80 p. m. for Lake Hopatcong Easton' bethieheu''
AS D. m for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
chunk, Wkesharrv, Heading, Harrisburg ETC. On Sun
Z. Sis. go IL rs a. m. 80, 30 80, 4, 80.
Long branch Asbury Park ocean Grove except sunday
!, s IS :. m. 80. 80 p M for Lakewood Toms
a. m, 80 ;. m for Beach Haven. Atlantic City.
l. SIS. ii is a. M. 80. 30 80. :16 p. m for
4. G. s15, 30 10 30 II rs a. m. 80, 2:3o. 4.
80, 8, 80. 6I5 p. m Sundays O. M p H. ior
''''A anu %Ew.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BRANCH, oCEAN GROVE, &C.
At 30, 8, o. II a. m. 1, 346. 40. 80 p; m sun
DAYS o 80 IL M $50 D. IN Tor Highlands seaoreh''
AZ 80. a m. q Saturdays only, a4S, 80, s 80
'' Ats o. II a m, l. AS 30 30 p. for Eberon,
Asbury Park. ocean Grove Ocean Beach spring Lake.
River and Rarnegat n.,,..... -.
- 80 a M | p. m Tor Ninelahu' bridBetoh' bedch
Haven and Atlantic City.
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFORTIN
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST-"Bv thor)1yt vie lxs OF tho uatsYsl
which govern the operations ofigeson and nntrss
and careful application OF ilttre Of wets
Cocoa Epps provided breakfast tables VIA
decaty Favored beverage which may save Us eeA
doctors bills. tits Ia c) IbH such aructeS
diet hata con situton may gradually buitup
enough every tendency todisesse Hundreos -.
lie naades floating around US ready 70 ATTACK rns
theresa weak point Wemsy escape many SioS s5
srly nonrished rame."-Cfvi servics Gazette - a. ..s
ade amply with boiling water or milk Soq 9ny ~
pound fins by (irocsrA labelled thus hFfS &cA
Gom1o thic Chemists London. England
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NOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAR-
IL = BOR-
PROVIDENCE LINE

Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAsSACli, sE FL Is
Leave pier 90 Norh River. daily except Sunday ~ ILL.,
Send 10 L. o. Box 3.0i1 for summer EXCLUSION booh'
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Jre Qrelm

A FACT.-HorlOns Ice Cream is made from
~ pure cream Horizons Patent super Frozen brcks n
Ire Cream Tor Restanrants Churches Festivals &c. VIII
keen hard one hour Country orders promptly allied Dsgo
3O5 lhaye 6gs 6tave. Ito Park rows lio Last A<o's-
Esw.York; and AS Fulton-st brooklyh
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I EHIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and Des'
brosses 10 lows: ,.
a m. for ca asauqua and intermediate points 49,,
a m for Geneva LYONS Elmlra, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and primo pal local points Chair car 70
Wlkesbarre ,. ,. r..,
D. IA for TunkhannOck and intermediate points, chair
car TunkhannOck. Connection 70 Reading ana hars-
burg .--.,t..o o,.,,
Chair 10 Pittston. A., -,.- r.
40 p m. Tor Coplay and intermediate points Con
meet on Reading Harrisburg Chair car 20 Caply
D m. for Geneva, Lyons FL ira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons -,
80 D. m for LaurIys and intermediate points -
Trains leaving at a M. p. M and 40 p m. con
all points In Nahanoy and Hazeton coal regIohs'
SUNDAY TRAI ;.
a for Mauch Chunk uazleton and inermediate
40 D. m for ,opay and inter- edlate points
d. m. for Geneva Lyons Elnra. Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman SEE per 10 Lyons
General Eastern ONCE. o35 Bro dway
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HljDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

HUDSON RIVER BY DA1 LIUiI.
III Day Line Steamers
NETWORK and ALBANY.
Daily except Sundays). 80. -
Leave Brooklyn, FuIton.st (by Annex, g 700 a. M
Leave New.York, Vcstry 81. pier, y so a. m
Leave hewYork, West 22dst pier 30, % 90 4 ~.
For ALBANY Landing At YOnkers, West Iont, new
burg roughkeepsie Rhlnebeck. Catskil and HUDSON
Returning leave Albany 30 a m.
A ane BAND attached TO each boat
CONNECTIONS
WEST POINT and NEWBURG with down day boat
ALBANY with y. Y. CENTRAL & H. Rk. H. i0r
utica Iuralo NIAGARA FALLS and the West with
Boston 4 Albany Il X for Boston d. IL. z. 20 >
Rsilroad for Mont cal and the North, and SPECIAL
TRAINS To AND FROM SARATOGA.
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EALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
i NEWPORT. FALL RIVER AND EAST AND
DoUBLE DAILY SERVICE Is now being operated
this rjute -Four st amers In eommi,so - IN
Bristol, Prov IIencc and old Colony. FINE BhND
AM ORCHESTRA ATTACHED TO EACH s. STEAMER
Leave New. YORK from Pier q old Mob N H. loot OF
MuIray.st. follows: ,...-
80 D. m Iall River direct, connecting for Boston,
Ftch6u u Ncw. I.edIord. Mar has VinyaId Nantucket
and local points ~ old Colony liioad. .,
m. Newport duo about D 10 n. M ana Ill
River about m c0nnec. ing with express trans aud
through ears for Boston, Cape Cod Lowell ana North
VIII Mountains. &c. H., n
SUNDAYS. leave New.York at 80 p m for all
pon \. Returning leave Do ton 7 p. m. ,, =
Connect on " Annex Boat daily from Brooklyn D
D. M. Jersey City p. m. . 49,, ,,o.,. 81.
all Zinc pal Tickc: onices. at the Line ONCE fef 20
n. K and on steamers. - ,o.,,.o,
~ Agents. Gen. Pass Agt
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THOMAS F. GOODE, Proprietor. Buffalo Lhia Spr
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
"A. Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
fOOl OF Chrlstopherst North River daily except Satur
day, D. M. for Troy and tho North. Sunday steamer
touches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets, So so.
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SALES AT the CONSOLIDATED STOCK ANO
PETRCLECA EXCHANGE.
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'otai since Jan. l.. .sls. 354, $50 si4.oiG.33
rreopr.s FINANCIAL MARyEr3

FUpOPEAN FTNANCIAL MAKNET3
LONDON Sept 3-l2:30 m-Consol.. lOl 5l6 for money
lOl q for The account United states per cert p"nns
1898; do Ais lllA; Aflani" and Greet western ntft
mortgage trustees 49,: Canadian Pacific 56A;
Erie 32Ss DO second consois 1884,: Mexican Ordinary.
Pennsylvania 6s: Reading, 81 Canada Northwest Land
ComplDy. 2L - a., 49,.
onsols 1O1 for money and iol GIG for the &C
and Great Western first mortgage trus
ices Certificates 49,, Erie 32L; Illinois Central 12ih
ST. Paul common s6Ts: NewYork Central. llt READING;
81 Ia Hud.on's Bay Company 2lA Paris advees quote
per at So francs NV confines for theaGc9nn
BERLIN sept 3The OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows decrease in specie OF 100000 marks
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14
Businc-s and Amusem ent Notices.

Ordway is said TO have the finest line
of handkerchcfs, silk and linen, fancy
and plain, ever shown in town.
If you wish to make some one who
needs a sewing machine a Christmas
present, 90 to White & Wildcs aud buy a
White, the King of all machines.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14
Job Printing.

The Job Printing Establishment connected with
the SOMERSET REPORTER is prepdred 10 de all class
,rs Of work, the richest well AS the most common
1obs Competent and experienced workmen are
employed and large stock of paper, envelopes. nd
ycrtising. wedding and business cards in great VA.
ricty. Orders of dances, bills of fare, programs,
ETC. etc, printed in great variety of STYLES on short
notice. Commercial printing specially. Orders
by mail will receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14

How MANY SUFFER FROM CoNSTIrA-
its long train of distressing
evils it is sure to undermine ones health
and make life miserable. Bells Sarsa-
parilla is a certain cure. No one can take
this medicine for a single week W thout
feeling a great relief. 1t Is not tempo
rary relief, but if given fair trial will
be found lasting cure. Try it and see
how true the above statement 30 cts.
bottle everywhere.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14
Hcst&lB
Bread Preparation.
THE HEaLTHFuL g. NUTRITIOUS
Baking Powder.

Restores to the flour the strength.
giving poosphates that are removed
with the bran, and which are re-
quired by the system. No other
baking powder does this. 1t costs
less and IS stronger and more
wholesome than any other powder.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14

STATE OF MAINE

II n 2 Ut MNTNF.
County of Somerset, -
l. James Fellows, Cashier Of the aboyt-uamcd
bsuk, do sol, muli swear that the above statement
is tue 10 the best OF nv know edge and hclnf
JAMES FELLOWS Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before ne this u II day
of December. lSs7.
GEo. y. PAGE. Notary Public,
Correct. Attest:
L. Il. SHELTERED,
JoHN 4. Colby, Directors.
InlIN WESTON
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14
p. OrdwaY's,
Entrance SITS, Water and Russell.

We would call the attention Of our patrons To
the advertisement Of Harvey and Cos, SUI
Washington Street, Boston, California excursions
and would advise all persons who arc cohtcm.
plating trip to any point west Of the Missouri
river to consult with them before purchasing
tirL cts elsewhere
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14
MARRIED..

Icwiston-Dcc gid, by Rev. y. $. Iadd, Nj
Geo. l. Hanson, and Mis- Addie =. Baker, both
OF Auburn,
skowhcran-Dcc. roth, by Rev NJ Frost Nj
Chas L. Young, and Miss, Addc {. Bufns' h"u'
of Skowhcpan.
Skoybcpan-pcc. nth. nv Rev Z. y. Po~te, as
sisted hv Rev {. NJ. G Harwood, Mr.. Frank M'i
nil, and NJ s. Martha Fletcher, both OF Nkowheran
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14

stories written by Skowhegan ladies not
unknown to readers of the REroRrRR, and
shall also print the annual address Of
Master ROBBIE of the State Grange, and
the doings of that body up to THE time Of
going to press, Wednesday morning.
The contractor is pushing along pipe
laying on the watcrwOrks notwithstanding
the foot of frozen ground that had to be
broken, and there are but few short
pieces beside Water street and across the
Island to be laid. The pumping station
is well along Nothing has been done to
the bridges a. yet. The ditching across
the Island will be a slow job as there will
be ledge to be blasted most OF the dis
lance.
The ladies' missionary society connec-
ted with Congregational church, have
been diligently at work for the past few
weeks, and recently the result of their
labors were packed up and forwarded to
where they will do vast amount Of good,
|
BY invitation of Mrs. Weston, the mem
bers of the society were most Hospitality
entertained at her house last Friday even
ing, supper being served and social time
enjoyed.
A very quiet wedding took place on
Sunday last, at the residence of Mrs.
Levi Emery, the contracting parties being
Mr. Frank Morrill,. young man well and
favorably known to our people, and Miss
Marta Fletcher, formerly of Wilton, bui
who has of late resided with her aunt in
this place. Rev, Il. A. Poste, assisted by
Rev. c. VI G. IIarwood, performed tho
ceremony. The wedding presents wer,
many, among them being silver service
from several friends, and n Hne cas-,
chair from number of Odd Fellows
of which order the groom Is q member.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-12-14
DIED.

Fairhcld-Dec 10Th Mis- Bertha, only daughter
OF lewis and Nltana Bcalc, aged T. ycat~ and q
months. The funeral occurred Tuesday, attended
hy Key. Z. \. Poste.
Mayded-Dee. 7th, Mr,. Jane Bryant, aged 70
Years
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-09-21
Wasp Stings and Onion Juice.

a correspondent writes to the Lon
don Times. " No doubt f. r. G. s. is
right in saying that it is not the wasp's
poison that kills but the fainting which
F. r. G. s. takes for granted is in
duced by terror, which may be the case
sometimes, but certainly not always.
When my son was about fifteen he
went out one evening with the men to
take wasp's nest. Soon he rushed
into the drawing-room, looking like
death, saying he could hardly get up to
the house. He had been stung in the
eyeball. There was great connection,
and of course sal volatile was got; but
one of the maids urged me so pertina-
ciously to put in onion juice that | said {:
Get some, quick, and put it in This
she did, before he became insensible.
The effect was marvellous. His color
began to return, and before long he
jumped up to go and finish taking the
nest. In this case there was no fear
whatever. No year passes without his
taking warps' and hornets nests, al
though every spring | offer rewards for
every wasp and hornet brought to me.
| have known other cases of faintness
and violent sickness from wasp's
sting where there was no fear, but |
strongly recommend the onion as always
to be had. Cut fresh one, scrape the
juice, and put it on the sting. 1t is not
often a wasp leaves its sting, but it is
easily seen. Bees always leave their
stings, so can defend or offend but
once, which is to me one of the mys-
teries of nature"